Communist/Marxist/Socialist/Secular Humanist Worldview Thinker

[goodboy]

www.worldviewweekend.com

I got a score of -65%

Take the test and post your score here...I'd also like to discuss some of the questions with you, if you want to.

[Warpy]

1. Sorry, not about to register with those freaks

Nice try, though.

[trotsky]

3. Use a fake e-mail address. It doesn't care.

I only managed a -57, but I'm still a good "Communist/Marxist/Socialist/Secular Humanist Worldview Thinker".

You'd think after all these centuries of different Christian cults being so terribly wrong on just about everything, that no group today would be so damn sure that they just KNOW what their god wants. But alas, it is not to be.

[Bellamia]

5. You managed a -57

so you are a heck of a lot "smarter" than I am, with a -14. Not that my score surprizes me, I knew it all along, been a secular humanist for eons!;>)

[trotsky]

12. Not smarter, just more evil.

Muah ha ha ha. :evilgrin:

[goodboy]

10. I used George Bush as a name, and [e-mail] for my email

addy.

[Bellamia]

2. If you want to ....

discuss questions, o.k. I'll be back after I visit the site.

[goodboy]

6. What of the question using the bible to justify war, and

capital punishment?


Is that in the old testament somewhere? Because I'm sure that Jesus said, "Blessed are the peace-makers" and "Do unto others"

somewhere there's a "judge not, lest ye be judged"

[trotsky]

13. The magic of the bible!

Jesus also said that he came not to bring peace, but a sword.

The bible has so many texts written by so many people with so many agendas, you can literally use it to "biblically support" just about any position on any issue.

Which is why many of us want its influence far, far away from government.

[goodboy]

14. What version of the bible uses that language...I dno't recall Jesus

being anything but a peacenik.

[trotsky]

21. Matthew 10:34

"Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword."

[goodboy]

23. Could something have been lost in the translation? What is the context?

[trotsky]

26. Oh I have no doubt things have been lost in translation.

That's part of the reason the bible is such a messed up book today.

But that's a quote from the New International Version, which according to the bible site tried to be as true as possible to the original text:

The New International Version (NIV) is a translation made by more than one hundred scholars working from the best available Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts. It was conceived in 1965 when, after several years of study by committees from the Christian Reformed Church and the National Association of Evangelicals, a trans-denominational and international group of scholars met at Palos Heights, Illinois, and agreed on the need for a new translation in contemporary English. ...

The translation of each book was assigned to a team of scholars, and the work was thoroughly reviewed and revised at various stages by three separate committees.The Committee submitted the developing version to stylistic consultants who made invaluable suggestions. Samples of the translation were tested for clarity and ease ofreading by various groups of people. In short, perhaps no other translation has been made by a more thorough process of review and revision.

[goodboy]

27. If the scholors who translated it are anything like the one's who made up

this test, I have no doubt it's completely perverted.

[Postman]

4. Didn't Christ teach "communism" in the true sense of the word?

he certainly wasn't teaching "capitalism", which is basically - greed.

It just goes to show how distorted and hi-jacked the message of the non-violent Christ has become in the hands of rightwing lunatics.

The same people who want to prevent abortions are against birth-control and any kind of gov't aide mothers may need to help raise their babies. So we end up with a society where women become breed-mares and all the little starving children running around are no ones responsibility but the birth-mothers.

[goodboy]

7. LOL! I loved that one...I'd really like to see where Jesus preached

capitalism...didn't he say, "It would be easier for a camel to pass throught the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to get into heaven"

[Bellamia]

8. True sense of the word communism............

What would that be? I want to be sure before I agree with you, but one thing I do agree with is that Jesus didn't teach "capitalism', or any political system, I don't think.

[Postman]

18. in the sense that...

everything was shared.

Jesus was the original "peace protester"

He was a threat to the power structure because of his unique way of protest - "non-violence"

He was able to unite people in non-violent action against tyranny and unjust rule.

Today he would be labeled a "commie, pinko, liberal" by the very people who use his name to justify their ignorance.


BTW: "capitalism" isn't a political system, its an economic system.

[bif]

9. -28

[goodboy]

11. I must be really evil if I got a -65....(nt)

[Viking12]

15. A: Tend to disagree

Q: George W. Bush is the President of the United States of America.

[goodboy]

16. This is ugly: As long as government is serving the purpose for which God

created it, government is approved by God.

[goodboy]

17. Did you know that God is 'supportive' of an economic system based on

private property, the work ethic, and personal responsibility.

[Postman]

24. Am I to assume from this that GOD gave vast swaths of land to

King George back during Colonial times that didn't originally belong to him?

What a bunch of freakin' wackos.

[goodboy]

25. If you liked that, you'll LOVE this one:

The most biblically based tax system would be one based on a flat tax system where everyone pays the same percentage of their income in taxes.

[goodboy]

19. on Capital Punishment:

The Bible states that the government does not bear the sword in vain. Numerous verses throughout the Bible make it clear that capital punishment administered by the government, for those that have committed capital crimes, is biblically acceptable.


:puke::puke::puke::puke::puke::puke::puke::puke::puke::puke::puke:

[Vladimir]

20. I only manage a -21% amazingly enough

but some of these questions show an ignorance of Marxism. For example, its not the job of the federal government to create wealth, Marxist or no. The job of a Marxist federal government may be to stop the hoarding of wealth by a few individuals, but that's a different story.

I also manage to score 83% (!) on social issues through questions like: "Truth is either nonexistent or unknoweable". I strongly disagree, which seems to make me a Biblical thinker... well, their definition of truth and mine clearly differ. The Moon ain't made of cheese, and that's the truth, and its damn well knowable. This website seems to assume that the only options are the Bible and a bastardised postmodernism, which is bollocks IMO.

[goodboy]

22. check out my post regarding the question on Capital punishment

Their "religion" is nothing more than a cult...a perversion, a bastardization of everything the JC stood for.

[JHB]

28. -43, Whoo-hoo!

I'm sure I'd have gotten worse if I haddn't put "no opinion" on a lot of the "bible-believing christians should think this"-type questions, since I'm not one.

Looking at the breakdown, oddly enough I scored a +50 ("Moderate Biblical Worldview Thinker") on Education because they don't recognize that left-libertarians can superficially come up with answers similar to theirs, though for profoundly different reasons.
Balanced it out with -50 on Religion and -58 for Science, luckily. Wouldn't want anyone getting a bad impression of me.

[goodboy]

29. That's funny...I guess you're still not as bad as me....-65, without even

trying.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

30. -55 They must be heating up the barbecue.

"Man is the only animal to have found the One, True, God..several of them." Mark Twain

[goodboy]

31. Well, Once again, Twain proves his genius...thanks for playing ;)